Young Scranton Turn Verein Holds Social in Battershall
The Scranton turn Verein hosted a social last night at Battershall on Lackawanna avenue in its temporary quarters. Piano selections by Miss Krimma Wellner and Miss Rose Latter, vocal solos by Miss Wellner and Miss Viola Fahrenholt, and dancing closed the musical program.
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Scranton ‘Turn Verein
Battershall
Lackawanna Avenue
Mie Krimma Wellner
Rose
Miss Wellner
Viola Fahrenholt
Osborne Habeas Corpus Hearing On Child Custody
Judie Edwards presides in chambers as Flora Osborne petitions to recover two children Eth el and Hagel from George Osborne. The couple, separated three weeks earlier in Dalton, claim custody after the father took the children to the city and left them with friends. He cites alleged misconduct by Flora, while Flora seeks return and stability for the children. A decision is set for one week from next Monday.
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Osborne
Judie Edwards
Chambers
Flora Osborne
George Osborne
Dalton
Ethel
Hagel
Goardmat
Edwards
Vosburg & Dawson
George W. Beale
Officers Arrive for District Court Session in City
Judge Buffington and a large contingent of officers, clerks, and jurors arrived for the annual district court session opening at 10 this morning. Key figures include United States District Attorney D. Helner and assistants, with jurors and officials from multiple counties.
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United States District Court
Buffington
Lindeau
Pittsburg
Jermyn
D. I. Helner
Kittanning
Armstrong County
United States
John Meyer
Lock Haven
Acheson
Circuit Court
Heiner
D. M., Miller
J. M. Langham
Indiana
Indiana County
Louise Schaffer
Miss Schaffer
Lyon and Hall
Charles T. Hull
First National Bank
Athens
Bradford County
J. H. Longnecker
Bedford
Harold McClure
Lewisburg
Marshal Walker
Erle
John A. Woodward
Howard
Centre County
State Grange
Walter Scott
Rie
John Pettht
David Cameron
Wellsboro
Miller
B. Griffith
Mercer
Hall
Joseph Irons
Marshal Leonard
Secret Service
William McManus
M. A. Griffin
Owen and
Gorman
Stowaway opens King Dramatic Company's season at Academy
Large crowd attended the Academy of Music last night for the King Dramatic Company's opening with The Stowaway. Miss Crowell impressed as star with graceful stage presence while Kendall Weston Edwin Kimery and others received praise for supporting roles. Specialties by Richard Colotus and Master McDonald were well received. The program included The Circus Girl matinees and Lights London Sweet Innlacarra and Channery Olcott's new play. Uncle Tom's Cabin by the Linden stock company was also well staged with Kemp as Topsy McKinley and Gray delivering strong performances. Rebecca Finberg received favorable notices for Little Eva. The bicycle contest continues to draw interest.
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Academy of Muale
King Dramatic Compny
Misa Jon Crowell
Kendal Weston
Edwin Kimery
Edwin Burroughs
Richard Crolius
Mises Frances
the Linden
Mine Kemp
Topsy
Charles Im. McKinley
Uncle Tom
Thadeus Gray
George Harris
Tittle Rebecca Finberg
Thin City
Little Hoa
Monitor Acid Phosphate Endorsement by Dr Turner
Dr A L Turner of Bloomsburg Sanitarium Philadelphia Pa endorses Monitor’s Acid Phosphate as an adjunct to the nervous system’s recuperative powers, claiming there is nothing equal to it.
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Monitor
A. L. Turner
Bloomsburg Sanitarium
Philadelphia
Grand Jury Session Opens Equity Court in Scranton
Judge Ganster presides as grand jury hears liquor-law violations and several equity cases in Scranton. The New York Dental Parlors trade-name dispute dominates the docket with Dr C C Sapp asserting ownership against Dr Samuel Starr and associates.
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Ganater
Equity
New York
Guneter
County Constabulary
C. W. Traver
Foreman
M. J. Burns
Scranton
William Campbell
M. H. Carpenter
Robert N. Carey
Scott
William Cusick
Thomas R. Davis
Evan C. Davis
John Gaffrey
Carbondale
Marry Gould
Moscow
Douglass H. Jay
J. ¥. Kenyon
Greenfield
Hugh J. Keepan
John Fara
Lehigh
William Moses
William J. Neiger
Taylor
Charles Oakley
la Plume
James Surdival
Cephas Scott
F.C. Thompson
Newton
A. St. Tillinghas
John Waterfield
J. H. Wheeler
Jermyn
Seth Smith
Beranton
Michael Durkin
John PL. Neary
Thos, Hoban
Elizabeth Harrington
Richard Ftarren
Dickvon
Edward J. Burke
South Side
Equity Court
C. C. Sappasaiiat
Aliza
Wyoming Avenue
Samuel KB. Starr
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Dr. Sapp
Dr. Starr
Lanp
Hawley
Jennie Hill
Nine New Lights Ordinances Signed by the Mayor
Mayor Bailey signed ordinances for nine additional electric lights after a rate cut to 8 cents per night. The new lamps will be placed at Moran Court and Broadway. Irving Avenue and River Street. Meadow Avenue and Elm Street. Oxford and Ninth Streets. Price Street and Fairview Avenue. between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Streets. Brick Avenue and Warren Street. Von Storch Avenue and Breaker Street. Providence Road between Court Street and Church's Corners. Costs total $756.55 yearly. three may require new appropriations.
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Morancourt
Broadway
Irving Avenue
River Street
Meadow Avenue
Elm Street
Oxford
Ninth Streets
Price Street
Fairview Avenue
Twenty-first
Brick Avenue
Warren Street
von Storch
Breaker Street
Second Ward
Providence Road
Court Street
Church's Corners
Police Court News Drunkenness Fines and Jail Time
Jenkin Morgans of the West Side was committed to jail for fifteen days for being drunk and disorderly. Frank Bhannon a four year old butcher was fined for drunkenness. Henry Johnston a 27 year old boilermaker of Moonie was fined for drunkenness.
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Jenkin Morgans
West Side
Frank Bhannon
Henry Johnston
Moonie
Mary Smith sues for damages over false reports at Peckville mill
Mrs. Mary Smith files a $2,000 damages suit against Charlies F. Deakin superintendent of the Peckville powder mill alleging he circulated damaging false stories. She is represented by Worburg & Dawson Attorneys. Smith recently worked at the mill under Deakin.
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Mary 5. Smith
D. C. Smith
Peckville
Charlies F. Deakin
Worburg & Dawson
Smith
Deakin
Jenkins and Morris Spring Millinery Opening
Jenkins and Morris announce their spring millinery opening at 4 Spruce Street on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday this week. The event highlights new ladies hats and summer designs from the shop.
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Jenkins & Morris
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